By Samuel Rubenfeld and Emma Whitford ( June 26, 2025, 22:29 GMT | Insight) -- A US judge affirmed a magistrate’s order requiring OpenAI to retain records of user chats, including those marked for deletion, saying the company hadn’t met the high bar required to overturn it. US Judge Sidney Stein also said OpenAI's effort to overturn the order may be premature, as the company and news outlets including the New York Times, which are accusing it of copyright infringement, are working on a way to address the issue.A US judge affirmed a magistrate’s order requiring OpenAI to retain records of user chats, including those marked for deletion, saying the company hadn’t met the high bar required to overturn it....
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